I trying to figure this out and want to get either a ruling or opinions.

With Solo Adventure, you place them on the color clix number.

Now those number are small and the colors are hard to see for some people.

If some on was to have a page with what clix number the would go on depending on the color of the team base, but that all that on it. Nothing about whats on the clix they are going to, or something like, this clix i the best...etc. Just this

Superman
Red: 1
Blue: 3
Yellow: 6

I can't look at the PG or CTR right now, but any help would be great.

I'd most likely rule it as a no-no.

From the Comprehensive Tourney Rules:

Thank you Harpua. Btw I found out at the ROC that I have been mis pronouncing your name.

If it's a small event, I'd suggest giving the list to the judge and shouting out whenever you're having trouble finding the right click.

Jeez...I would think "Mike" is pretty easy.
Not to mention that a blanket ruling is hard to make. Certain issues, such as color-blindness, would (should) factor into such allowances.

Lol.

That the issue that I am talking about. I have a slight colorblindness, and combined with small numbers equals that I have to memorize the clix they enter on.

As a head judge of the event I would do what flat man said, but at a larger events that would be more difficult.

Hey, "Mike" is difficult! Turns out, all this time, he's been saying it "Harp-â". You really should go with something more phonetic. That silent "e" in "Mike" really gets some people and leads to these weird pronunciations

I've seen quite a few Harupas over the years.

That's not quite me. It may, however, be something on a Taco Bell menu.

Seriously, though, my friends mostly call me Joy. Anthony, you may call me Mike.

What may I call Joy?

Call me "Maybe"

I see what you did there.

Like I told you at Origins this past year, I never even knew that guy I who went by Mike at the cons was Harpua on the realms.

I know I've called you a lot worse than that...

At Origins I went by Sam.

@ buttcon he will be Smithy